The Motivation to Change is Inside You: MET Therapy and How it Works

Well it?s finally getting cold; the leaves around the trees began to change their colours and still have did start to tumble to the floor in droves.  To many people here is the start to a very beautiful month or year, to others including myself this time of the year is among the most depressing.  Why would someone believe the magnificent colour changing leaves be so disheartening? That is easy, it?s a sign that the summer time is over and winter is on its way.  No more BBQs, you can forget lazy days spent beside the pool or beach sipping a cream pemutih wajah beautiful white wine or sangria (or even a wine chiller if so inclined).  So more driving around with the windows down along with the breeze in your hair, or picnics around the block, instead now it?s raking the leaves, bundling with scarves and sweaters and rethinking unnecessary trips out your front door as it?s cold! 


In this latest animation from Pixar, the storyline occurs inside mind of Riley (Kaitlyn Dias), an 11-year old who's uprooted from her familiar and happy Midwest life when her father turns into a new job in San Francisco.  Inside Riley's thoughts are the Headquarters, the control center of her mind, inhabited by creatures that represent each of her different emotions--Joy (Amy Poehler), Fear (Bill Hader), Anger (Lewis Black), Disgust (Mindy Kaling) and Sadness (Phyllis Smith)--which advises Riley through everyday living.  They also create new memories that show up in a shape of colorful orbs that powers different factors of Riley's personality. As Riley struggles through changing to her new life and friends, Joy tries to keep things positive as negative emotions learn to take control the controls. Things really go awry once the most crucial memories, known as "Core Memories" are accidentally sucked away from Headquarters by having a memory tube into the most Riley's labyrinthine mind. Joy must restore the Core Memories before Riley emotionally unravels. 

Always remember that in the job interview, it is not just whatever you say, but  how you say it that actually counts.  Your range of words is powerful, and will move job interviewers to a more positive impression by how you say everything you say.  Here, in no particular order, would be the techniques to the 15 most regularly asked questions during a job interview:

She quickly turns her head and spots  another two lions.  As her head turns she  feels a hot searing pain in their own back as the lions has pounced on her and  dug his claws deep into her back.  The  bear struggles but aren't able to find her roar to shout for help and to scare the lions  away.  Another lion sinks his teeth into  her leg. along with the other two lions pounce for my child front and rear.

For a few moments the bear gives up and  thinks she actually is good as dead.  Then a  picture of her cubs jumps into her mind.   She sees the cubs searching for their mother, searching for food possibly at that  moment she knows the cubs will die if she doesn't revisit large hole  under the oak tree.  Another claw just  misses her eye as she sees the lion about to bite into her neck.  The three cubs go back into her mind  and suddenly she rises.....she rises to shake off two of the lions and lets out  an almighty roar...she shakes another lion from her leg and swats another as he  pounces again, she blogs about the lion face on and roars another massive,  bellowing roar.  The lions stops in it's  tracks....another roar confirms his suspicion that bear would like to live, and  will do anything to outlive.  He turns and  walks away and the other lions join him.